Drones

Drones face a new set of challenges as scientists deploy the remote flying vehicles to create maps of sea ice in some of the most remote locations on Earth.

Drones, 3D printing and virtual reality tech are all having coming-of-age moments at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

It just got easier to register your recreational drone, as the Federal Aviation Administration's online registry launched today (Dec. 21).

The company says that delivery drones could be as "normal" as mail trucks someday.

A new jet-powered drone might be the most complex flying machine ever built using 3D printing.

The future of drones is here, but are we ready?

A magical new device sounds like something out of a Harry Potter movie, but it's real technology that could benefit people in remote areas.

Recreational drone users must register their unmanned aerial vehicles in order to prevent close calls and other dangerous invasions of airspace, the government says.